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Waveform Podcast
24 May 202486:46

Summary

TLDRIn this episode of the Waveform podcast, hosts Marquez, Andrew, and David discuss various tech topics, including the controversy surrounding OpenAI's new voice model, which actress Scarlett Johansson claims resembles her voice without permission. They also cover Microsoft's co-pilot event, the introduction of Google Apps to Rivian software, and the potential implications of AI advancements on internet traffic and content creators. The hosts share their thoughts on the future of AI and its impact on search engines, the importance of accurate AI-generated content, and the challenges faced by companies like Intel in keeping up with the AI revolution.

Takeaways

  • ๐ŸŽ™๏ธ The podcast hosts discuss various tech topics, including AI advancements, new Microsoft products, and a controversy involving Scarlett Johansson and OpenAI.
  • ๐Ÿ”Š OpenAI faces backlash after releasing a voice model in Chat GPT that resembles Scarlett Johansson's voice from the movie 'Her', without her consent.
  • ๐Ÿ“ฑ The hosts mention Circle to Search coming to iOS, which allows for easier in-context searches within apps, but only through Chrome on iOS.
  • ๐Ÿ’ก Microsoft's co-pilot event introduced new features for Windows 11, emphasizing AI capabilities, and new Surface devices powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite processors.
  • ๐Ÿš— Rivian, an electric vehicle company, is set to release a software update enabling YouTube and Google Cast in their R1T and R1S models, enhancing the charging experience.
  • ๐ŸŽง Sonos enters the headphone market with their premium $450 headphones featuring active noise cancellation and a focus on sound quality.
  • ๐Ÿ›๏ธ The podcast also touches on the importance of product market share, as seen with Google's Pixel phones and Microsoft's Surface line competing with other Windows devices.
  • ๐ŸŽฎ Tesla's decision to remove Steam gaming capabilities from new Model S and X vehicles, and the potential impact on customers who valued this feature, is discussed.
  • ๐Ÿ”ง The hosts speculate on whether Microsoft might create their own custom chip for future Surface devices, similar to Google's Tensor chip and Apple's M-series chips.
  • ๐Ÿค– The potential for AI in transforming user experiences, such as Microsoft's 'Recall' feature that takes snapshots of your screen for contextual assistance, is highlighted.
  • ๐Ÿ“Š The discussion also covers the broader implications of AI on the tech industry, including the impact on content creators and the reliability of AI-generated information.

Q & A

  • What is the controversy surrounding OpenAI and Scarlett Johansson's voice?

    -Scarlett Johansson claimed that OpenAI used a voice in their chatbot similar to hers without her permission. OpenAI reached out to her twice to be the voice of their system, which she declined. After the release of the voice, which sounded like her, she expressed her discontent. OpenAI has stated that it was not her voice and was never intended to resemble hers, and they have paused using the voice out of respect.

  • What is the significance of the movie 'Her' in the context of AI and the recent controversy?

    -The movie 'Her' is about a man who develops a relationship with an AI assistant. The controversy with OpenAI and Scarlett Johansson brings up themes from the movie, where the line between human and AI interaction is blurred, and raises questions about the ethics of AI development and representation.

  • What new features are coming to Microsoft's Windows 11?

    -Microsoft announced several new features for Windows 11 during their event. Among them is 'Recall', a feature that takes snapshots of your screen every 5 seconds for contextual understanding, and deeper integration of 'Co-pilot' which provides suggestions and can edit files in File Explorer.

  • What is the purpose of the 'Recall' feature in Windows 11?

    -The 'Recall' feature in Windows 11 is designed to help users find information quickly by taking snapshots of the screen every 5 seconds. It uses these snapshots to understand the context of what the user is doing, making it easier to retrieve past information or actions.

  • What is the new Surface Pro X and how does it differ from previous versions?

    -The new Surface Pro X features an OLED panel as an option, which is a first for the series. It also includes the new Snapdragon X Elite processor, which is more powerful than its predecessor. Additionally, it introduces a new wireless Surface Flex keyboard that can be used independently of the tablet.

  • What are the new features of the Surface Laptop announced by Microsoft?

    -The new Surface Laptop comes in two sizes, 13.8 inches and 15 inches, both with OLED displays. It now includes a haptic touchpad similar to the MacBook's, two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, and starts with 16 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. The laptop also has a rounded bottom edge, similar to the MacBook.

  • What is the significance of the Snapdragon X Elite processor in the new Microsoft devices?

    -The Snapdragon X Elite processor is significant because it is designed to enhance AI capabilities in devices. It is particularly geared towards AI with its 45 TOPS AI processors, making it a powerful choice for the new Microsoft Surface devices that are focusing on AI features.

  • What is the impact of the new features and devices on the AI industry?

    -The new features and devices from Microsoft, with their focus on AI capabilities, are likely to push the industry towards more advanced and integrated AI solutions. This could lead to increased competition and innovation in AI technology, particularly in the development of AI assistants and machine learning applications.

  • How does the new 'Recall' feature in Windows 11 address privacy concerns?

    -The 'Recall' feature addresses privacy concerns by storing all snapshots locally on the user's computer and not in the cloud. Users also have the ability to control the feature on an app-by-app basis and can opt-out entirely if they choose.

  • What is the significance of the partnership between Microsoft and Qualcomm for the new Surface devices?

    -The partnership between Microsoft and Qualcomm is significant as it brings the powerful Snapdragon X Elite processor to the new Surface devices. This collaboration aims to deliver enhanced performance, particularly in AI capabilities, and better battery life, which are crucial for the 'Age of the AI PC' that Microsoft is promoting.

  • What are some of the ethical considerations raised by the development of AI like OpenAI's chatbot?

    -The development of AI like OpenAI's chatbot raises several ethical considerations, including the use of personal likeness without consent, the potential for AI to replace human interaction, and the broader implications of AI's increasing role in society and personal lives.

Outlines

00:00

๐ŸŽ™๏ธ Podcast Introduction and AI Ethics Discussion

The podcast begins with hosts Marquez, Andrew, and David introducing themselves and diving into a discussion about AI ethics. They touch upon the controversy surrounding OpenAI's new voice model, Sky, which allegedly resembles Scarlett Johansson's voice from the movie 'Her'. The hosts explore the implications of using AI likeness without consent, referencing Johansson's statement and OpenAI's response. They also hint at the broader theme of tech companies recreating dystopian scenarios from movies.

05:02

๐Ÿค– AI and Social Media Integration Concerns

The conversation shifts to the integration of AI with social media platforms. The hosts discuss Instagram's AI representatives for celebrities, Bumble's chatbot dating service, and the potential for AI-to-AI interactions. They express skepticism about the dystopian outcomes of these technologies, referencing Black Mirror episodes and the inherent risks of AI-generated content. The discussion also covers the evolving nature of AI assistants and their increasing human-like qualities.

10:03

๐Ÿ“ฐ OpenAI's Voice Model Controversy and Reddit Partnership

The hosts delve deeper into the controversy surrounding OpenAI's voice model, discussing the legal and ethical implications of creating voices that resemble public figures without permission. They also touch upon OpenAI's partnership with Reddit, which raises questions about data sourcing and the potential for AI to generate misleading or toxic content. The conversation highlights the challenges of training AI on vast amounts of data while maintaining ethical standards.

15:04

๐Ÿ” Google's Search Updates and AI's Impact on Content Creators

The discussion turns to Google's search engine updates and the potential impact on content creators. The hosts speculate on how AI-generated summaries might affect website traffic and the internet economy. They express concerns about AI's tendency to hallucinate information and the potential consequences for factual accuracy online. The conversation also includes an interview with Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet and Google, discussing AI's role in search and the challenges of balancing consumer benefits with content creator interests.

20:05

๐Ÿ›๏ธ Shopify Advertising and E-commerce Growth

In a lighter segment, the hosts discuss an advertisement for Shopify, emphasizing its role as a global commerce platform that helps businesses grow. Shopify's AI-powered assistant and its impact on sales and customer conversion are highlighted, showcasing the platform's capabilities in enhancing e-commerce experiences.

25:07

๐Ÿ’ก Microsoft's AI and Hardware Event Overview

The hosts provide an overview of Microsoft's recent event, which focused on AI and new hardware releases. They discuss the introduction of co-pilot features in Windows 11, the collaboration with Qualcomm on Snapdragon X Elite processors, and the shift towards AI-powered PCs. The conversation also touches on the challenges and opportunities presented by these developments in the tech industry.

30:07

๐Ÿ–ฅ๏ธ Surface Pro and Laptop Updates

The hosts discuss updates to Microsoft's Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, including the integration of Snapdragon X Elite processors and the introduction of new features like the 'Recall' function. They analyze the implications of these updates for productivity and user experience, as well as the potential impact on the market share of web browsers like Chrome and Safari.

35:08

๐Ÿš— Rivan EV Software Update and Tesla's Steam Removal

The conversation concludes with a discussion on Rivan's software update for its electric vehicles, which introduces YouTube and Google Cast capabilities. The hosts consider the benefits of in-car entertainment during charging. They also touch on Tesla's decision to remove Steam gaming capabilities from its vehicles, highlighting the shifting priorities in automotive technology.

40:11

๐ŸŽง Sonos Headphones Launch

Lastly, the hosts introduce Sonos's new headphones, which are set to compete in the premium wireless headphone market. They discuss the features and design of the headphones, hinting at a forthcoming review that will delve into the product's performance and value.

45:13

๐ŸŽ‰ Podcast Conclusion and New Jersey Trivia

In the final segment, the hosts wrap up the podcast with a trivia question about New Jersey's contributions to various inventions and innovations. They reflect on the state's underrated role in technological advancements and share personal anecdotes, ending the podcast on a light-hearted note.

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Keywords

๐Ÿ’กJets

In the context of the video, 'jets' refers to the propulsion mechanism that helps in moving forward, akin to how fish swim against gravity with the help of a force. This concept is used metaphorically to discuss the dynamics of movement and force, illustrating the balance required to maintain upward momentum against opposing forces.

๐Ÿ’กFish swimming through water

The phrase 'fish swimming through water' is used to draw a parallel with how objects, including boats and fish, are supported and move within their respective environments. It serves as a metaphor to explain the concept of buoyancy and the force of gravity in different contexts.

๐Ÿ’กShareholder value

Although not explicitly defined in the script, 'shareholder value' generally refers to the financial return and risk profile that a company generates for its shareholders. In the broader discussion, it could be related to the value proposition of technology and how it impacts stakeholders, including investors.

๐Ÿ’กWaveform podcast

The 'Waveform podcast' is the title of the show where the script is taken from. It is a platform where the hosts, Marquez, Andrew, and David, discuss various tech-related topics, as evidenced by the conversation about AI, Scarlett Johansson, and other tech news.

๐Ÿ’กOpen AI

Open AI is a company mentioned in the script that focuses on creating artificial intelligence technologies. In the context of the video, it is discussed in relation to a controversy involving Scarlett Johansson and the voice used in their AI system, highlighting the ethical and legal considerations in AI development.

๐Ÿ’กScarlett Johansson

Scarlett Johansson is an actress who is mentioned in the script due to her connection with a movie titled 'Her' and a subsequent controversy with Open AI. The script discusses how Open AI allegedly used a voice similar to hers in their AI system without her consent, sparking a debate on the use of celebrity likeness in AI.

๐Ÿ’กAI-generated voice

The term 'AI-generated voice' refers to a voice created or modified by artificial intelligence. In the script, it is used to discuss the ethical implications of creating a voice that resembles a celebrity, in this case, Scarlett Johansson, without her permission.

๐Ÿ’กHer (movie)

The movie 'Her' is referenced in the script as a work that has influenced the perception and development of AI, particularly in how it portrays the relationship between humans and AI. It serves as a cultural touchstone in the conversation about the implications of AI in society.

๐Ÿ’กBumble

Bumble, a dating app, is mentioned in the script as an example of a tech company exploring AI in their services. The company is developing a feature that allows users to create chatbots modeled after their personalities to date other chatbots, which raises questions about authenticity and the future of human interaction.

๐Ÿ’กInstagram

Instagram is brought up in the script as an example of a social media platform integrating AI to represent content creators and interact with their audience. This raises concerns about the authenticity of interactions and the potential for AI to misrepresent human personalities.

๐Ÿ’กCircle to search

The term 'Circle to search' refers to a feature that allows users to search within images or content by circling areas of interest. In the script, it is discussed as a Google feature coming to iOS, highlighting the integration of advanced search capabilities in mobile operating systems.

Highlights

Discussion on the difference between fish swimming and boats moving, relating to water shareholders and the force of gravity.

Introduction of the Waveform podcast with hosts Marquez, Andrew, and David, and topics including iOS updates and Microsoft's co-pilot event.

Scarlett Johansson's conflict with OpenAI over the use of a voice similar to hers in Chat GPT, and the implications of AI likeness.

OpenAI's response to the controversy, claiming the voice was never intended to resemble Johansson and the decision to pause its use.

Critique of tech companies attempting to recreate dystopian AI scenarios from movies and the risks of AI-generated content.

Instagram's AI feature allowing creators to enable AI representation to answer fan messages, raising ethical questions.

The potential impact of AI advancements on the dating app industry, with Bumble's attempt to create chatbots for dating.

Criticism of Reddit's partnership with OpenAI for data scraping and concerns over the quality and context of AI training data.

Announcement of Circle to Search coming to Chrome on iOS and its potential impact on user experience and affiliate links.

Microsoft's co-pilot event and the introduction of new features for the 'age of the AI PC' with a focus on AI integration.

The unveiling of new Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite and X+ processors designed for AI capabilities and their comparison to Apple's M3 chips.

Discussion on the limitations of the new Surface Pro X and the challenges of ARM-based PCs in the market.

Introduction of the new Surface Laptop with improved features and the attempt to compete with the MacBook Air.

The potential of AI in enhancing user experience through features like the new 'Recall' function in Windows 11.

Ethical considerations of AI's ability to record and analyze user activity for improved functionality.

Rivian's software update for their EVs, adding YouTube and Google Cast capabilities for in-car entertainment.

Tesla's decision to remove Steam gaming capabilities from new Model S and X, and the implications for future car features.

Sonos' entry into the headphone market with their premium $450 headphones and a potential upcoming review.

Transcripts

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but there's a difference between going

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down like this and going like down like

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that you know well they have Jets

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attached to them yeah so the Jets like

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push them forward push them forward and

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as long as the force pushing them

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forward is higher than gravity it's like

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a fish swimming through water yes

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gravity is pulling the fish down but

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there's a certain Force holding the fish

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up and how do boats water shareholder

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value

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boats Fish are fish are held up by and

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fish don't sink to the bottom of the

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ocean is their shareholder

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[Music]

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Val what is up people of the internet

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welcome back to another episode of the

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waveform podcast we're your hosts I'm

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Marquez I'm Andrew and I'm David this

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week uh we've got Circle to search on

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iOS nice we've got Microsoft's co-pilot

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event nice and we're going to wrap it up

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with some Google Apps being added to

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rivan software also nice but first

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something not so nice the naughty list

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I'm already on with the Segway um open

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Ai and Scarlet Johansson where do we

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even start with this we can start with

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last movie I was G to say we can start

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with a movie you guys still haven't

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watched I still haven't watched her wow

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I have not either but I now understand

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the

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references actually I wouldn't have

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understood this whole article or fun if

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you guys didn't explain it guys this

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movie formed my entire personality if

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you want to understand me do you want to

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break down what happened in the movie no

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yeah no spoilers the news regarding the

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Scarlet Johansson Association I think

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Andrew should break this down he a

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little more plugged in last night than I

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was this is also perfect because I

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didn't watch the Microsoft events so you

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guys can explain that to me later but

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Scarlett Johansson uh yeah we talked

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about last week how she was in a movie

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called her which has a lot to do with AI

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we saw Sam bman tweeting her right

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before their chat GP o event last week

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and not tweeting Scarlet tweeting the

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word her yeah yeah tweeting the word her

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in reference to the movie that Scarlet

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Johansson is in um in but like the voice

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the like main voice like like literally

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as closely connected to what Samantha

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yeah um so then they come out with the

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event and there's a voice in chat GPT

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called Sky which sounds apparently very

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similar to her voice I can't be the

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judge of that because I've never seen

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the movie and I haven't watched a bunch

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of scarlet Johansson's stuff I don't

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know if it sounds everyone seems to

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agree it sounds like Scarlett

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Johansson's voice from the movie and

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part of that is in her story so Scarlet

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Johansson responded to this voice the

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sky Voice by putting out a statement um

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saying

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that uh about nine months ago Sam Alman

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or maybe a year ago or so Sam Altman

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reached out and asked her to hire her to

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be the voice of the chat chat gbt system

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she declined then again right before

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this newer one was released

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she contacted her or samman contacted

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her again asking her to reconsider she

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declined then chup PT gets released with

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this new Sky voice that sounds just like

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her to the point where she only found

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out about it because her friends and

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family messaged her saying this sounds

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so much like you did you do this um to

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which then she was not happy yeah

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because they basically used her likeness

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um I will say open AI has claimed that

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it is not her voice and that it was

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never intended to resemble her they

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claim they casted The Voice they casted

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the voice actor before Sky's voice um

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before they outreached to her at all and

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out of respect for her they've paused

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using that voice in the products

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currently but I think the problem here

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is the mounting evidence against her

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tweet is not looking good for you Sam

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sorry bro I think if he doesn't tweet

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and Scarlett Johansson never comes out

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with being asked to be the voice they

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they get away with this and it's just

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this like little joke I don't know why

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you want to make this joke from

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everything I've heard the movie doesn't

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put AI in a very good uh it's not a

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necessarily bad light it's like it's

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kind of this like retr futuristic world

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and everything's kind of nice but then

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at the end of the movie without spoilers

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the kind of theme of the movie is oh

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actual real human inperson connection is

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more important than a a chatbot even if

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a chatbot can like emulate having a real

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relationship with you yeah the the the

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deeper he gets in his relationship with

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Samantha the more actually like

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cripplingly sad his own life gets yeah

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sounds like a cool voice to model your

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brand new uh big feature after big tech

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for some reason has an obsession with

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like recreating things in movies that

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are extremely dystopian go terribly

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wrong I don't know if we talked about

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the Bumble thing last week but Bumble is

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trying to like they're they're literally

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trying to create a service on Bumble

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where you create like your own chatbot

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modeled after your person personality

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and it dates other people's chat Bots oh

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no to be to try to match you to people

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who the chat so you don't even have to

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do the talking yeah so this is literally

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a Black Mirror episode in which this is

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the whole point of the episode and this

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happens in the episode and I don't

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really know why all of these tech

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companies are like let's take this thing

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that's supposed to be a warning and it's

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very dystopian and it's trying to say

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don't do this and try exactly make it

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happen Instagram got halfway there with

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like creators can enable like an AI

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That's sort of trained to represent them

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to answer from no to answer DS from fans

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which is also extremely dystopian right

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which is but it's only halfway there

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because it's real fans talking to an AI

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that says it's an AI but it's also

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trying to kind of act like me yeah but

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two different AIS talking to each other

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is hilarious yeah um and then you

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probably get like an AI summary of your

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ai's conversation with the other AI to

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see if you want to date that person God

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I hate it we did get a bunch of comments

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last week saying to make chat GP talk to

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Gemini and have and see what their

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conversation would entail that would be

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interesting it would be pretty fun yeah

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it's kind of like when people had a

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Google Assistant talk to Siri way back

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in the day or like when you used to call

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Domino's and Papa John's and put them on

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the phone with each other or it's like

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when Samantha admits to Theodore that

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Sheil spoilers no spoilers it's a it's

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like 11 years old

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I think a lot of people are watching

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this movie for the first time now this

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that is a good point there's probably a

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chance that some people just heard about

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it from our episode and uh maybe you're

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going to watch you have two weeks you

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have two weeks and then the spoilers are

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coming full spoiler episode yeah so I

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will say the the voice as soon as open a

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released the voice uh model and the

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ability to talk to chat GPT which was

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like a year ago was quite a while ago

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The Voice already kind of resembled

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Scarlet Johansson's but I think people

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are just now starting to like realize it

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because one it's getting more like

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attention and hype and people didn't

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really use the voice model as much

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before and two in her Samantha which is

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the AI assistant's voice is very like oh

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Theodore what what can I do to help you

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she's like very flirty and very like

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kind of like cute and you know human and

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uh the new 40 update makes the

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assistance a lot more humanlike and

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flirty the inflection like makes it seem

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way more similar it's also Scarlet

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Johansson kept call it 4. which is just

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kind of I think proof that GPT 4 o is a

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confusing name because that's not what

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it is letter O not four number o make

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sure it's lowercase too yeah ridiculous

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yeah I I'm just reading the open AI

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statement and it just seems like both

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things can't be true they start by

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saying it was never intended to resemble

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Scarlett Johansson's voice but then

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right after that they say out of respect

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for Miss Johansson we've paused using

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the voice why if it's never if it was

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never intended to represent her in any

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way they're being the bigger person here

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that's what they're saying yeah yeah did

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you I I think like all the evidence

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beforehand like again if this comes out

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and it just some resembles them and

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there's not them reaching out twice

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showing how much they want her to be the

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voice and Sam tweeting her directly

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before like the evidence is against you

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there's nothing you can do to prove that

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this wasn't that aged like milk it yeah

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it totally aged like milk and it's just

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because they wanted the funny laugh and

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they're going to get the funny laugh in

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court now there are so many Tech CEOs

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that have just tweeted things that ended

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up being terrible for them it's like

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guys just don't tweet you could just not

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tweet no I prefer they keep

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tweeting ENT more entertaining I would

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like them to keep tweeting did you see

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the there was a meme going around of um

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Mera Mar Mera doing the face when they

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asked her about if they rip YouTube

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content for uh and then she was just

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making that face was like did you use

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the voice of Scarlet Johansson for also

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immediately after 40 came out people

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someone one of the audience people asked

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like was this modeled after Scarlet

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Johansson she was like that's really

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funny a couple people have asked that

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recently and we've never like thought

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about that before we've never heard of

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that before it's like if Scarlet

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Johanson story is true then yes you have

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unless Sam Alman didn't tell anybody on

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his team

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it's good media training you know that

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saying where it's like never never blame

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on like intentional meanness what you

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could just blame onute attribute to

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incompetence like nobody you can just in

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a simple World assume that they didn't

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mean to do what they did sure I think

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this is not one of

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those I agree yeah also if like if it's

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true that they reached out to Scarlet

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Johansson and then Mera specifically

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said what is this we've never seen this

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before that just makes me think they

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absolutely Train on YouTube data like

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it's it's already been fairly clear

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considering how like roundabout they've

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been being like uh we got to trade our

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model when they're asked the question of

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if they train on YouTube data they just

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work around the question which means yes

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but now it's like definitely yes to be

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fair they say this is a voice actress so

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my guess is they pick someone who sounds

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I just want I don't know if you were

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saying no they're not training they

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didn't use her voice from content not

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saying training the voice on YouTube

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data I'm saying training the multimodal

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AI on data I just which is the big

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question that everyone's been asking

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them for the last few months yeah at the

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end of the day this just felt like they

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kind of they knew they didn't have the

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permission and they tried to skirt it by

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anyways um and maybe threw a couple too

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me meme too close to the Sun and well

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it's interesting cuz there's multiple

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outcomes here there's the outcome in

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which they did hire a voice actress did

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try to make like hire someone that

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sounded just like Scarlet Johansson

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there's also the option where they

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literally scraped like her voice from a

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bunch of movies and created a model and

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just tweaked it slightly so it wasn't

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quite her voice I think that would be

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super hard to prove we'll see what any

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of this is proving but I there would

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have to be like a litigation they'd have

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to do like Discovery to be able to know

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that yeah I it felt like they were

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trying to do it and not get caught and I

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think the fact that they made it so

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similar that Scarlett Johansson's family

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reached out to her is what bit them in

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the what we were saying this morning

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it's like if you ask someone permission

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and they say no and you are

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simultaneously trying to be the biggest

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AI assistant in the world they were

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going to find out they're going to find

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out you can't just like you can't just

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assume that Scarlett Johansson will

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never hear this voice like you're open

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like think about this you're open Ai and

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you're one of the biggest companies in

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the world and your your goal is to make

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an assistant that everybody in the world

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wants to like and use and you tweet like

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cleverly her in all lowercase just just

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play it up just cuz like it's kind of a

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thing everyone's like already there's no

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way you

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then out Johansson to ever find out Sam

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Alman needs to print a picture of that

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tweet and hang it next to whatever

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computer he tweets from yeah as to

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reminder to just type it out and press

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the x button feels just as good and then

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you don't find yourself in a pile of

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later yeah um fun fact in the movie

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Scarlett Johansson was cast after it was

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pretty much shot and edited like it was

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a different actress doing the voice for

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the whole imagine they found the other

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actress that would be amazing that would

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be crazy impressive one more thing

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though before we switch away from open

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AI is they also announced that they

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partnered with Reddit so now open AI can

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scrape Reddit data to use it for their

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model what do you call that Library

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model model yeah for the large language

12:55

model yeah yeah that's fun if I had if I

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was worried about AI is hallucinating I

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think the last place I would want my AI

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to scrape data from is Reddit comments

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because if you use Reddit you know that

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it is simultaneously the best place to

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look for things and also the toxic

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hellscape of the internet the funny

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thing is even if it's not hallucinating

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and just making stuff up it's also

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potentially going to be wrong just

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because a lot of people on right it just

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say things yeah it's it's interesting

13:23

because it depends on what you want to

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use it for if I was looking for like

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answers to factual questions I wouldn't

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think this would help at all no but if

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you wanted to be really creative and

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think of insane random off-the-wall

13:34

stories like I'm sure this is great for

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that well I'm I think that also they

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just need more data to train what

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natural human language looks like yeah

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and there's an insane amount of humans

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making typos and like talking about

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experiences they've had and all sorts of

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stuff and Reddit comments a bunch of

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different types of words and the good

13:51

thing about Reddit data is it has

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context kind of built in already based

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on subreddits and stuff I guess it's

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like I feel like the reason Reddit is a

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great place to try and look at something

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you're looking for is just you get to

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use the context of what you already know

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and then get to use a comment based on

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replies and upvotes like that's a great

14:09

way to be like oh this one has a lot of

14:11

upvotes a lot of people agree with it

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and also he's a few counter points under

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it can it can it use that context I

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doubt it should I would love to talk to

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a model trended on the highest uploaded

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and then a model trend on the the most

14:24

downvoted and see how different they

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talk that would be a great video I don't

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think they're necessarily trying to like

14:30

pull information from Reddit I think

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they're just trying to add to the model

14:34

because there's a bunch of stories that

14:35

came out a couple weeks ago that a a lot

14:37

of these companies ran out of words to

14:39

train on like they basically scraped the

14:41

entire internet and so now they ran out

14:43

of words and there's a few companies

14:44

that are looking into training models on

14:46

other models output because they just

14:49

generate output and then they they're

14:51

like well we need more we need more and